Recent content by Rocstar

17th.

Tbh, it's crap. Prefer the old version and this jumping around is off putting.

The best time to play it is when they hold the Sherwood Forester comp. Off the tips and wicked pin positions and lightening quick greens, just a brutal test of golf. Play it every year get beaten to a pulp but go back with out fail.

Always been Vardon, then had a short game lesson from a Pro who went to a short game seminar with an ex european tour player, forgot his name, but he states exactly what your doing baseball grip for short game work, it's weird but works, and the results are really good although I've altered my...

I was doing this 2yrs ago, but not as good as Mcilroy I hasten to add, with my then coach who now is in Shropshire. As The Coach has said and I agree with, its not a 'squat' as such in the exercise form, bending knees and lowering the butt. It's a connected stable base with the ground and...

Not sure what you mean by this then but it certainly suggest you are having a few problems which means theres a little bit of a contradiction between this post and your last. Think you need to make your mind up. Anyway I think I'll bow out and leave it to you to sort.

No i don't think I'm being harsh at all. If he's a single hc player then he has the ability to putt, so whatever his problem is I'm sure a bit of work on the green will overcome his woes or get a lesson from a pro to see what the issue is. Changing equipment seems to be the first resort, but if...

There's no substitute for practise on the putting green and working on your issues. It's not the club, it's who's on the end of the club that's the problem, so all your doing is admitting that you can't putt or can't be bothered on working at it.

Ok I understand what your saying, but you use Aimpoint which is a green reading system that deals with a specific working outs to get a number of inches right or left of the hole and that's where you try and putt the ball on right line and pace. Those who don't know how much a ball reacts after...

tend to agree with you on the fact that it's expensive, we all agree with that but it seems as though they explained its principle behind it so I'm struggling in what they don't get? With that, would I buy one, possibly not but I can see teaching pros getting use out of it.

:rofl:Saggy old willy........ I like that. Or it may stand for what they call a female pig.........

Woodhall Spa The Hotchkin just for the sheer depth of the bunkers alone is worth the trip. Left hand bunker on the 12th, you must have a go.

Ive been racking my brains over that too, from his initial post You can perceive it to be self opinionated anchor, which could well be it, but his last post stated 'I'll will keep my SOW to myself' which doesn't sound right if W stands for what we think! It's something else.

Yeah, agree with Drive4show, it's a must play, some great holes can't remember the number of the hole 8th?? been 15yrs since played, but the par 3 alongside the gorse at far end is a cracker, and I thought the 14th was a brutal hole. Didn't play the other course as I was on holiday and only...

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